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Abbotsford, BC – June 17, 2020 – Gatekeeper Systems Inc. (‘Gatekeeper’ or the ‘Company’) (TSX-V: GSI) (OTC: GKPRF) (FSE: 1GK) a leading provider of intelligent video solutions for public transport and smart cities, reports it has received a contract from the 436th Airlift Wing at Dover Air Force Base to supply 360-degree camera technology which will be used to provide drivers with real-time video imaging of complete vehicle surroundings in certain vehicle applications.

Dover Air Force Base is a United States Air Force base in Delaware. Dover Air Force Base and its host unit, the 436th Airlift Wing, run the busiest and largest air freight terminal in the Department of Defense. The 436th Airlift Wing works around the clock to transport personnel and cargo to all corners of the world in fulfillment of its rapid global mobility mission.

Gatekeeper has a history of providing specialized technology solutions to the United States Air Force. Gatekeeper has previously equipped the Air Force AC-130 gunship with high-definition digital airborne video recorders that interface with the L3 Wescam MXTM 15Di digital multi-sensor, multi-spectral airborne imaging systems.

Gatekeeper CEO Doug Dyment stated, “We are thrilled that the United States Air Force has awarded this contract for our 360-degree camera technology. Our long-standing business relationship with the Department of Defense is an indication of the quality that Gatekeeper delivers, and we look forward to increasing our future business in this sector.”

Gatekeeper’s 360-degree camera solution provides the driver with 360-degree real-time imaging, which can be automatically activated using the systems configuration feature. The 360-degree view is displayed within the vehicle’s specialized rear-view mirror system, allowing drivers to monitor the complete surroundings of a vehicle to